LASER SCANNING SYSTEM FOR TRACKING LIMB SEGMENT MOTION FOR GAIT EVALUATION.

Jane Macfarlane; Max Donath

LASER SCANNING SYSTEM FOR TRACKING LIMB SEGMENT MOTION FOR GAIT EVALUATION.

Jane Macfarlane
, Max Donath

Mechanical Engineering

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Abstract

During the course of research on better methods for assessing gait, a system for tracking body limbs segments was developed. Measurements are based on the intersection of three laser planes which define the coordinates of a target photodetector attached to the limb. This paper discusses the system configuration and components, calibration, triangulation error associated with target motion and clock frequency effect.

Original language	English (US)
Title of host publication	Unknown Host Publication Title
Publisher	Rehabilitation Engineering Soc of North America
Pages	643-644
Number of pages	2
State	Published - Dec 1 1984

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LASER SCANNING SYSTEM FOR TRACKING LIMB SEGMENT MOTION FOR GAIT EVALUATION.

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